Your practitioner pathway
Welcome to Track B
Track B is written for registered health practitioners—physiotherapists, chiropractors, exercise physiologists, nurses, doctors and allied health professionals—who want to integrate mHBOT into their clinical practice.
This track goes deeper into the evidence base, examining what the published research does and doesn’t support at mild pressures, how to screen and select appropriate clients, and how to document and communicate mHBOT use within your professional and regulatory obligations, including AHPRA advertising requirements.
The emphasis throughout is on clinical judgement: understanding mHBOT well enough to use it responsibly, explain it honestly, and recognise where it fits—and where it doesn’t—within your scope of practice.
Before you begin
Complete the Foundation modules first. Track B assumes that you already understand chamber fundamentals, pressure, oxygen delivery, session safety and the distinction between mild hyperbaric exposure and medical-grade HBOT. It builds practitioner judgement on top of that foundation rather than repeating basic operation training.
Your four-module pathway
Module B1
Clinical Evidence Overview
Understand physiological mechanisms, evidence quality, direct mHBOT findings and where medical-HBOT research requires qualification.
Module B2
Patient Assessment and Screening
Screen for potential benefit and risk, recognise contraindications, coordinate care and establish measurable outcomes.
Module B3
Designing Clinical Protocols
Bring pressure, inspired oxygen, duration, frequency and course length together in proportionate, reviewable plans.
Module B4
Compliance, Documentation and Scope
Apply scope, consent, privacy, advertising, recordkeeping, incident and professional-governance requirements.
Throughout Track B, practise four disciplines
1 Match the complete exposure—not pressure alone—to the evidence.
2 Screen for potential benefit, risk, alternatives and the need for shared care.
3 Define a baseline, review point and clear criteria to continue, modify, pause or refer.
4 Communicate potential benefits and limitations with equal clarity.
OxyRevo mHBOT is not medical-grade HBOT. That distinction should make your reasoning more precise—not dismiss the potential physiological value of mild exposure. Track B will help you explain what may be supported, what has been studied, what remains uncertain and what sits outside your role.
Evidence-informed. Benefit-aware. Professionally accountable.
Track: Foundation Module (mHBOT Training Program)